On November 15, Berlin hosted a remarkable concert in memory of Boris Nemtsov and Alexei Navalny, an event that resonated deeply with those who value freedom and justice. Renowned pianist Nikolay Medvedev brought together an audience of compassionate listeners, united in their desire to support Russian political prisoners. The evening was filled with warmth, solidarity, and a profound sense of purpose.

The program featured works by composers whose lives were tragically shaped by the regimes of Hitler and Stalin. Nikolay Medvedev delivered masterful performances of pieces by Erwin Schulhoff, Viktor Ullmann, Vsevolod Zaderatsky, and Sergey Prokofiev. His interpretations of these compositions left an indelible impression on the audience, highlighting the enduring power of music as a symbol of creative freedom and resilience.

A particularly touching aspect of the evening was the active participation of attendees in raising funds for Russian political prisoners. This event brought together individuals from different countries, reminding everyone of the importance of solidarity in challenging times. Nikolay Medvedev once again demonstrated how art can serve as a powerful tool in the fight for freedom and human rights.

The concert in memory of Nemtsov and Navalny in Berlin was a shining example of how music can inspire, unite, and empower. Nikolay Medvedev expresses his heartfelt gratitude to everyone who attended, supported the initiative, and contributed their energy to this meaningful evening.